Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-13
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vertise."
An lad" in the TRIBUNE is an ex-
cellent an untiring salesman.
Decoration day will be observed in
Morris in pleasing and impressive
way.
Give us a call and let us show you
our new and complete stock of
stationery.
TT. Moore has added to the ca
piclty of his store room in the TRIB-
UNE building.
House s Younquist will have
lot of buggies, carriages and wagons
on hand soon.
Wells Bros. & Hanson have NEST
elegant stock of new goods. Read
their announcement.
Mrs. John G. Hvile died last Sum
day afternoon at her home in Franz
mas and was buried yesterday.
w. w. Wilcox made us a pleasant
call on Wednesday last. The TR1B-
UNEis his to read for year to come.
Mrs. NJ. German called this morn
ing and favored us with a couple dol
lars to apply on subscription account.
w. NJ. Roberts called on Thursday
of last week and left us some fine POI
tatoes to apply on subscription ac-
count.
Attorney General CIapp has decid-
ed that under the new law billiards
and pool may be played in saloons
but no other games.
Easter Sunday was very generally
observed in Morris. The churches
were tastefully decorated and all ex-
ercises were appropriate to the oe-
casion.
Maginnis & Caliahan's shed, Peter
Brandt's shed and some of the lesser
buildings of the village were demol-
ished or overturned during the gale
of last Saturday.
Jas. McGhee and family returned
from Eagle Bend to Morris last
Thursday. Mr.. McGhee has been
engaged in a saw mill at that place
during the winter.
No man can enjoy suns hine if he
persists in turning his back to the
sun, and no man can enjoy life if he
always looks upon the dark side of it.
Mortified News.
Mary kurtZ, the thirteen year Ulu
daughter of Mrs. Kurtz, of Donnelly,
died and was buried a week ago
Saturday. The funeral, at Donnelly,
was largely attended.
Engineer Sunley's three years old
daughter appeared in the play of Frou
Frou at Brainerd recently and was
much admired. The Brainerd Jour
nal speaks very highly of her.
Prairie fires did great amount of
damage over in Dakota last Saturday.
Much property in this county is by
no means out of danger and fire
breaks should be provided without
delay.
Gus Stenger, the newly elected
Chief of the Fire Company is rustler.
He is recognizing the company and
IN case of an emergency, proposes to
have everything in readiness for eff
fective work.
T. Colohan has re-painted and re-
fitted his "St. Paul House" and has
put every thing in excellent condition
The st. Paul House is we'll known
and popular, especially among farm
ers and laborers.
A large number of the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rowles assembled
at their residence last Monday even
ing, and passed the hours pleasantly
with music, dancing and other amuse-
ments, until the "wee sma hours"
1fyou want knowledge, you must
toll for it; if food, you must toll for it ;
and if pleasure, you must toll for it.
Toll is the law. Pleasure comes
through toll, and not by self-indul.
gence. When one gets to love work,
his life is happy one.-Ruskin.
Larson & Nilsson have recently Or
dered some fine new goods which they
expect to have in stock in a short
time. This firm keeps their stock
complete and in excellent condition
and are ready at all times to supply
the needs of their many customers
That hard wind last Saturday blew
David Kemp's we'll all about the
yard and during its gyrations il
passed under a barrel and severa
other things which promptly fell into
it. The we'll is still upon the prem
Uses and, having been cleaned out, il
as useful as ever.
Last Saturday afternoon prairi
fire, caused, it is supposed, by the en-
CINE upon the browns Valley road
started near E. HI. Hoard's place an,
came sweeping before the heav.
wind in the direction of the village a
a terrific rate. A few stacks of ha..
were burned, but fortunately shove
put the fire out before any seriou
damage was done.
Two weeks ago TRIBUNE reader
will remember, J. E. Danielson an
nounced bargain sale for the pun
pose of clearing out his winter goods
The bargain sale was q success an
the goods went off like hot cakes
Having done this, Mr.. Danieison'
next move was to stock up wit
more seasonable goods. Last week